Wool Week Proposed Amid Montana Wool Growers Meet
A letter from County Agent Fred Willson proposes January 17 to be declared Wool Week in Montana. The note urges public display of wool and lamb promotion during the Montana Wool Growers convention in Great Falls with 300 to 400 Teton county sheep anticipated for the Great Falls show and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Falls
Fred Willson
Montana Wool Growers Association
Great Falls
Montana
Wool Growers
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Plans
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 special numbers led by Miss Walton and Miss Richards subject The Christian and His Habits written convictions read at service Epworth League 630 leaders Lois Gronberg and Margaret Stenson prayer Evening service at 745 on The Process of Salvation Pendrey Church worship at 3 00 pm choir rehearsal Thursday January 20th materials ordered for church interior alterations Mr Moulton leads the renovation team slated for completion within a month
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Miss Walton
Miss Richards
Focal
Epworth League
Lois Gronberg
Margaret Stenson
Nfe Rt of God
Pendrey
Moulton
Husband of Local Girl Dies Shipped to Geraldine
Harold M. Raynolds 31 of Wilsall died January 5 in a Bozeman hospital after an appendectomy. His body was sent to Geraldine for interment in the Reynolds family plot. He was born December 10 1906 in Terrion Oklahoma and moved to Montana at age seven. Survivors include his widow Helen Gamble Reynolds his parents two brothers and two sisters and a son from a previous marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Raynolds
Wilsall
Helen Gamble
Farmington
Bozeman Hospital
Chateau
A. Hi. Gamble
N. Tracy St. Bozeman
Dokken Funeral Home
Bozeman
Geraldine
Reynolds
Daugherty Witt Reynolds
Helen Reynolds
Orville
Claude
Margaret Reynolds
Earl
Frederick de Witt Reynolds
Gamble
Helen
Card of Thanks for George J. Cox
The family expresses gratitude to those who visited while he was hospitalized and brought cheer. Thanks to all who assisted during his illness and at the funeral. Daughters and Relatives of George P. D. Cox.
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George J. Cox
George PD. Cox
Funeral Rites Held for Ralph J Lasselle Chief Timekeeper
Ralph J Lasselle of 2026 4th Ave N died Friday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Great Falls Mausoleum conducted by Rev. Dr J W Dierberger. Entombment followed. Survivors include widow Mrs Kathryn Lasselle, two daughters Mrs Herbert Gillanders of Pendleton Oregon and Mrs Jesse Bleecker of Chateau, plus his mother and two brothers.
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Ralph J Lasselfe
4Th Ave. N
Great Falls
Jess Bleecker
Chateau
J. W. Dierberger
Kathryn Lasselle
Herbert Gillanders
Pendleton, Org
Jesse Bleecker
Teton County Shipping Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Teton County Shipping Association will hold its annual meeting at the Teton County Courthouse in Choteau Montana on Saturday January 29 1988 at 2 o'clock to elect directors for the year ahead review the year's business and address any other matters. Members who shipped turkeys or cattle in 1987 are urged to attend. Oliver Mausetil president. First pub January 18 last January 20.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Teton County Court House
Choteau
Montana
Oliver Mausetil
Prominent speakers named for Falls woolgrowers banquet
C T H Williams of Deer Lodge a former Montana state senator and 24 year president of the Montana Woolgrowers Assn will speak at the association's annual banquet in Great Falls Tuesday evening January 18 Sen T J Larson of Chateau will be toastmaster Gov Roy E Ayers is the other scheduled speaker The banquet and dance cap a three day convention January 17 19 at the Trotel Rainbow with a wool show lamb show and exhibits H A Snyder of Billings is president Kathleen Nielsen of Helena is secretary treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. TH. Williams
Deer Lodge
Montana Woolgrowers Assn
Great Falls
Sen. T. ©. Larson
Chateau
Trotel Rainbow
Association
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Snyder
Billings
Kathleen Nielsen
Helena
1937 State License Taxes Jump Over 1936
State board of equalization reports 1937 tax collections rose to 7,686,104.68 from 7,253,500.16 in 1936, a gain of 432,634.52. Gasoline tax led the increase at 5,423,943.15, with gains in income, corporation, and other taxes, while beer taxes fell due to reduced administration.
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State Board of Equalization
Equalization Board
E. A. Dye
Sam PD. Goza
John J. Greene
Wee Chain Stores
ORL Eccsseeeee
Corporation
Eee
Beck Home Demonstration Club Sees Profit and Plans
The fifth meeting at Beck school January 6 reports illness of Rosa Beck and Julia Dirkes. Treasurer notes quilt profit of 22 dollars 5 cents. A Christmas card and purse appreciation read. Bills of 12.50 approved. Kitchen items to be completed. Two dozen of dishes towels and related items on hand. Husbands dinner planned January 15 at the schoolhouse. Wardrobe update demonstration given. Adjournment motion by Idy Schaefer.
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Beck Home Demonstration Club
Beck School
B. O'Day
J. Dirkes
Rosa Beck
Julia Dirkes
Willson
Arle Dederick
Clara Beck
Parmers’ Twnjon
Chin
2 Husband
Idy Schaefer
Public School Announces Perfect Attendance List for Four Months
The report lists students from first to eighth grade with perfect attendance for the first four months of the school year. It notes upcoming events and tests including a picture exhibit, mid-year tests, thrift week, and Franklin's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Cardell
Raymond Allum
Jimmie Jackson
Shirley Stillman
Albert Carlson
Ray Nordhagen
Billy Perry
James Allum
Donald Ferris
James Ortel
Kenneth Burlingame
Lloyd Nelson
Myrtle Alexander
Helen Gies
Marion Schafer
Jimmie Forrest
Robert Olsen
Eloise Allum
Margaret Dellno
Wanda Shelmerdine
Joseph Holmshead
Cecil Snyder
Joanne Coyte
Fannie
Gleason
Jimmy Adams
Jimmy Campbell
Donald Passmore
Mae Gronberg
Ruth Jones
Kathryn Roll
Robert Allum
Billy Lake
Hazel Bleecker
William Breen
James Anderson
William Loughridge
Dorothy Dale
Miss Bily
Franklin
New Chain Store Tax Test Faces Court Challenge
Safeway Stores Inc challenges the new chain store license tax enacted by the 1936 legislature. Attorney Tom Davis paid 8 527.50 to the Board of Equalization and filed a formal protest. He argues the tax is discriminatory and that the garbled enacting clause renders the law inoperative. If pursued, legal action must start within 60 days. Safeway operates 45 Montana stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davis
Safeway Stores, Inc
Davis
Board of Equalization
Safeway's
Montana
High School Hi Lites Satire and School Life Recap
A mock business letter and gossip column recount senior English IV class letters at Havre High. Tales include Yellowstone brochure requests, band performances at the Havre music festival, travel notes, teacher praise, bus safety quotes, and student pranks. The piece blends humor with school spirit and editorial moments.
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Methodist Church
Rice Auto Court
Choteau, Mont
Larson
Capitol Rock
Capitol Rock Wool Insulation
Knudtzon
National Park Service
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone Park
McCalls
Miss Buck
Susie
Buttercup
Eldon Cook
Mildred Harrington
Betty Barber
Mildred
Ruth O’hare
Sousa
Havre
Charlea Stormwind
Masten
Lois Hallberg
Portland
Teton
June Curtis
Margaret Young
Ella Mellon
Exide Batteries
Chick’s Shell Station
Chevrolet
al Chesrafoy
Ps ’ Ars Pee Aes Oo
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Salex Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Wallace Motor CO
Choteau, Montana
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